JP3242070U - bent fence - Google Patents

Abstract

A corner post whose bending angle can be adjusted according to the installation location of a fence is provided. A corner support 40 is installed at a bent portion of a bent fence. The corner strut 40 includes a first strut member 42 , a second strut member 44 , a pivoting member 46 , a first receiving member 48 , a second receiving member 50 and a closing member 52 . The first strut member 42 has a first outer side surface having a first curved surface at one end and a first inner side surface 42b. The second strut member 44 has a second outer side surface having a second curved surface at one end and a second inner side surface 44b. The rotating member 46 can change the angle θ between the first inner side surface 42b and the second inner side surface 44b. The first receiving member 48 can rotate along the first curved surface and has a first receiving surface. The second receiving member 50 can rotate along the second curved surface and has a second receiving surface. The closing member 52 is attached to the first receiving surface and the second receiving surface to cover the first inner side surface 42b and the second inner side surface 44b. [Selection drawing] Fig. 6

Description

The present application relates to a corner post whose bending angle can be adjusted and a fence using this corner post.

When installing a bent fence that is bent when viewed from above, two linear fences are combined. That is, in the bent portion, the post at the end of one linear fence and the post at the end of the other linear fence were provided adjacent to each other. Such a fence did not have an integrally continuous appearance and was unattractive. It is also conceivable to fabricate individual corner posts that match the bending angle of the bending fence, extend straight fences in two directions from these corner posts, and install integrally continuous bending fences. However, fabricating individual corner posts to match the location of the bent fence is labor, time, and cost.

An object of the present application is to provide a corner post whose bending angle can be adjusted according to the installation location of the fence, and a folding fence using this corner post.

The square post of the present application is a square post installed at a bent portion of a folding fence, and has a first outer side surface having a first curved surface bent inward at one end, and the other end of the first outer side surface and the first outer side surface. A first strut member having a first inner side surface that connects the inside of the middle of the, a second outer side surface that has a second curved surface that bends inward at one end, the other end of the second outer side surface, and the middle of the second outer side surface a second strut member having a second inner side surface that connects the inner side of the second strut member, and a turn that can change the angle between the first inner side surface and the second inner side surface at the position of the other end of the first outer side surface and the other end of the second outer side surface a moving member; a first receiving member rotatable along a first curved surface and having a first receiving surface; a second receiving member rotatable along a second curved surface and having a second receiving surface; A closure member is attached to the receiving surface and the second receiving surface and covers the first inner side surface and the second inner side surface.

The articulated fence of the present application comprises the corner posts of the present application, a panel facing at least a portion of the first exterior side, and a panel facing at least a portion of the second exterior side.

The corner strut of the present application comprises a first strut member and a second strut member, and the opening and closing angles of the first strut member and the second strut member can be changed. Therefore, according to the square post of the present application, the bending angle can be adjusted according to the installation location of the fence. Also, the bending fence of the present application comprises the corner struts of the present application. Therefore, the bending fence can be installed with the bending angle set in advance.

The exploded view of the main members of the fence of embodiment. (a) A left side view and (b) a top view of the panel of the embodiment. (a) A left side view and (b) a top view of the support of the embodiment. (a) A front view, (b) a top view, and (c) a right side view of the mounting member of the embodiment. (a) A left side view and (b) a top view of the reference support of the embodiment. (a) An exploded top view including a partial cross-section and (b) a top view including a partial cross-section of a corner post of another embodiment. The top view of the 1st support|pillar member and 1st receiving member of the square support|pillar of other embodiment. The top view of the 2nd support|pillar member and 2nd receiving member of the corner|angular support|pillar of other embodiment. FIG. 11 is a front view obliquely from above of a corner post or a component thereof of another embodiment; The front view from diagonally upward of the corner support|pillar of embodiment. Fig. 3 is a left side view of an embodiment reference support, panels, supports and other panels installed; The top view of the corner support|pillar and panel of each embodiment. The left side of the state where the panel, support, and coping of the embodiment are installed.

Hereinafter, the corner post and the bent fence (hereinafter, "bent fence" may be simply referred to as "fence") of the present application will be described based on the embodiments with reference to the drawings. The drawings schematically represent the corner posts, the members that make up the corner posts, the peripheral members of the square posts, the fence, the members that make up the fence, and the peripheral members of the fence. do not necessarily match the dimensions and dimensional ratios on the drawings. In addition, the corner|angular support|pillar of this application is demonstrated as a structural member of the fence of this application. Also, the same reference numerals may be given to the same members, and overlapping explanations will be omitted as appropriate. Furthermore, in the present application, for convenience, the left-right, front-rear, up-down, and vertical-horizontal directions are defined when the fence is viewed from the front of FIG.

FIG. 1 shows an exploded state of main members of the fence 10 of the embodiment of the present application. Fence 10 includes posts 12 , 14 , 16 , panels 26 , supports 18 , mounting members 20 , reference supports 22 , reference mounting members 24 , coping 28 and corner posts 60 . In addition, the fence of the present application can correspond to various specifications such as height and width by changing the size, shape, quantity, arrangement, etc. of posts, supports, panels, and the like. In addition, the fence of the present application can change the bending angle by changing the opening and closing angle of the corner posts, as will be described later.

The struts 12, 14, 16 are made of metal such as aluminum alloy, but the material of the struts 12, 14, 16 is not particularly limited. The same applies to the support 18, the mounting member 20, the reference support 22, the reference mounting member 24, and the top rail 28, which will be described later. The struts 12, 14, 16 are mainly hollow quadrangular prisms. A strut cap 38 is attached to the upper ends of the struts 12 , 14 , 16 . By attaching the column cap 38 to the upper ends of the columns 12, 14, 16, the appearance is improved and the entry of water or dust into the columns 12, 14, 16 is suppressed.

FIG. 2(a) shows the left side of the panel 26. FIG. FIG. 2(b) shows the top surface of the panel 26. FIG. Note that the scales are different between FIG. 2(a) and FIG. 2(b). The panel 26 is made of resin such as expanded polystyrene, but the material of the panel 26 is not particularly limited. The panels 26 are installed between the stanchions 12 and the corner stanchions 60, between the corner stanchions 60 and the stanchions 14, and between the stanchions 14 and 16.

The panel 26 has a horizontal groove 26a provided in the upper portion of the panel 26, a plurality of vertical holes 26b, and a vertical groove 26c. The vertical hole 26b penetrates the panel 26 in the vertical direction. The longitudinal grooves 26c are provided on the left and right end faces of the panel 26. As shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2(a) and FIG. 11 described later, the top surface of the panel 26 is shaped so that the bottom surface of another panel 26 fits therein. Thus, in this embodiment the top panel 26 is also supported by the bottom panel 26 .

The supports 18 are removably mounted between the stanchions 12 and the corner stanchions 60, between the corner stanchions 60 and the stanchions 14, and between the stanchions 14 and the stanchions 16. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the vertical portion of the mounting member 20, which is L-shaped or left-right inverted L-shaped when viewed from the front, is screwed to the side surfaces of the posts 12, 14, 16 and the square post 60. Mounted by fasteners, the horizontal portion of mounting member 20 is mounted on support 18 by screwing.

FIG. 3(a) shows the left side of the support 18. FIG. FIG. 3(b) shows the upper surface of the support 18. FIG. Note that the scales are different between FIGS. 3(a) and 3(b). The support 18 has a plurality of long holes 18a elongated in the left-right direction and screw holes 18b. The elongated holes 18a are holes for weight reduction of the support 18, drainage, passage of electrical wiring, and the like. The screw hole 18 b is a hole for screwing the support 18 to the mounting member 20 .

FIG. 4(a) shows the front surface of the mounting member 20 mounted on the left side of the support 18. FIG. FIG. 4(b) shows the upper surface of this mounting member 20. As shown in FIG. FIG. 4(c) shows the right side of the mounting member 20. As shown in FIG. The mounting member 20 has screw holes 20a, 20a provided in the horizontal portion and a screw hole 20b provided in the vertical portion. The screw holes 20a, 20a are holes for screwing the horizontal portion of the mounting member 20 placed on the support 18 to the support 18. As shown in FIG. The screw holes 20 b are holes for screwing the mounting member 20 to the side surfaces of the posts 12 , 14 , 16 and the square post 60 . The mounting member 20 attached to the right side of the support 18 is similar, except that it is used for left-right reversal.

5(a) shows the left side of the reference support 22. FIG. 5(b) shows the upper surface of the reference support 22. FIG. Note that the scales are different between FIGS. 5(a) and 5(b). The reference support 22 rests on the foundations of the stanchions 12 , 14 , 16 and the corner stanchions 60 . Reference support 22 is removably mounted between post 12 and corner post 60 , between corner post 60 and post 14 , and between post 14 and post 16 . The reference support 22 is a member on which the bottom panel 26 rests. The reference support 22 includes a top plate 22a, a bottom plate 22b, a front plate 22c, and a rear plate 22d, all of which are long in the left-right direction. The top plate 22a has a plurality of holes 22e excluding round holes at both ends, and screw holes 22f. Hole 22e is a round hole.

A hole 22h is provided in the bottom plate 22b just below the hole 22e. The hole 22h functions as a drainage port into the ground, and also functions as an opening for guiding an electric wire extending through the ground from a power source provided in a house, for example, to the hollow portion 22g. The screw hole 22 f is a hole for screwing the reference support 22 to the reference mounting member 24 . The reference support 22 also includes a panel support 22j. The panel support portion 22j supports the bottom panel 26 from below.

As shown in FIG. 1, the reference mounting member 24 has a vertically inverted L shape or a vertically and horizontally inverted L shape when viewed from the front. The vertical portion of reference mounting member 24 is screwed to the sides of posts 12 , 14 , 16 and corner post 60 . A top plate 22a is placed on the horizontal portion of the reference mounting member 24, and the horizontal portion of the reference mounting member 24 and the top plate 22a are screwed together to attach the reference support 22 to the reference mounting member 24. . A top rail 28 is attached to the top panel 26 with the support 18 therebetween, as shown in FIG.

The structure of the corner post will be described using the corner post 40 of another embodiment. FIG. 6( a ) shows a top view including a partial cross-section of the corner post 40 partially disassembled. FIG. 6(b) shows a top view including a partial cross-section of the corner post 40. FIG. The corner post 40 is installed at the bent portion of the fence. The corner strut 40 includes a first strut member 42 , a second strut member 44 , a pivoting member 46 , a first receiving member 48 , a second receiving member 50 and a closing member 52 .

FIG. 7 shows top surfaces of the first strut member 42 and the first receiving member 48 . The first strut member 42 has a first exterior side 42a and a first interior side 42b. The first outer side 42a comprises sides 42ap, 42aq, 42ar. As shown in FIG. 12(a), which will be described later, a panel 26 is installed facing a side surface 42aq that is at least part of the first external side surface 42a. One end of the first outer side surface 42a, that is, one end of the side surface 42ar, is provided with a first curved surface 42as that curves inward. The first curved surface 42as is part of a cylindrical surface.

The first inner side surface 42b connects the other end 42at of the first outer side surface 42a and the inner side 42au in the middle of the first outer side surface 42a. The first receiving member 48 can rotate facing the first curved surface 42as. That is, when the third curved surface 48a provided at one end of the first receiving member 48 is attached to the first curved surface 42as, the third curved surface 48a rotates along the first curved surface 42as. The first receiving member 48 has a first receiving surface 48b. The orientation of the first receiving surface 48b can be adjusted by rotating the third curved surface 48a.

FIG. 8 shows upper surfaces of the second strut member 44 and the second receiving member 50 . The second strut member 44 has a second exterior side 44a and a second interior side 44b. The second outer side 44a comprises sides 44ap, 44aq, 44ar. As shown in FIG. 12(a), which will be described later, a panel 26 is installed along a side surface 44aq that is part or more of the second external side surface 44a. One end of the second outer side surface 44a, that is, one end of the side surface 44ar, is provided with a second curved surface 44as that curves inward. The second curved surface 44as is part of the cylindrical surface.

The second inner side surface 44b connects the other end 44at of the second outer side surface 44a and the inner side 44au in the middle of the second outer side surface 44a. The second receiving member 50 can rotate along the second curved surface 44as. That is, when the fourth curved surface 50a provided at one end of the second receiving member 50 is attached to the second curved surface 44as, the fourth curved surface 50a rotates along the second curved surface 44as. The second receiving member 50 has a second receiving surface 50b. The orientation of the second receiving surface 50b can be adjusted by rotating the fourth curved surface 50a.

The rotating member 46 can change the angle θ between the first inner side surface 42a and the second inner side surface 44a at the positions of the other end 42at of the first outer side surface 42a and the other end 44at of the second outer side surface 44a. As shown in FIGS. 6(a) and 9(a), etc., in the square post 40, the pivot member 46 is a hinge screwed to the first inner side 42b and the second inner side 44b. A closure member 52 is attached to the first receiving surface 48b and the second receiving surface 50b to cover the first inner side surface 42b and the second inner side surface 44b. The orientation of the first receiving surface 48b by the third curved surface 48a, the orientation of the second receiving surface 50b by the fourth curved surface 50a, and the angle θ between the first inner side surface 42a and the second inner side surface 44a by the rotating member 46 can be adjusted. Therefore, the bending angle of the fence 10 and the shape of the closing member 52 are highly flexible.

In the square post 40, the blocking member 52 has a rectangular parallelepiped plate shape. Both ends 52a and 52b of the closing member 52 are attached to the first receiving member 48 and the second receiving member 50, respectively. The blocking member 52 attached to the first receiving member 48 and the second receiving member 50 includes, as shown in FIG. It is screwed to the two inner side surfaces 44b.

FIG. 9 shows a front view of the corner post 40 or its components obliquely from above. FIG. 9( a ) shows the first strut member 42 , the second strut member 44 and the rotating member 46 . FIG. 9(b) shows a state in which the first receiving member 48 and the second receiving member 50 are added to FIG. 9(a). FIG. 9(c) shows a state in which a closing member 52 is added to FIG. 9(b). First, according to the bending angle of the fence, the opening and closing angles of the first support member 42 and the second support member 44 are adjusted (Fig. 9(a)), the lower portions of these are buried, and concrete or the like is poured around them. These will be used as foundations and then erected at the site where the fence will be installed.

Next, the third curved surface 48a of the first support member 48 is attached to the first curved surface 42as of the first support member 42, and the fourth curved surface 50a of the second support member 50 is attached to the second curved surface 44as of the second support member 44. After that, the third curved surface 48a and the fourth curved surface 50a are rotated to adjust the directions of the first receiving surface 48b and the second receiving surface 50b (FIG. 9(b)). Then, the closing member 52 is attached to the first receiving surface 48 b of the first receiving member 48 and the second receiving surface 50 b of the second receiving member 50 . Finally, a corner post cap is attached to the upper end of the corner post 40 (not shown). Thus, the square support 40 is completed.

FIG. 10 shows the front surface of the corner post 60 of the embodiment from obliquely above. The shape of the closure member 62 of the corner post 60 differs from the shape of the closure member 52 of the corner post 40 . The blocking member 62 has a bent plate shape obtained by combining two pentagonal prism plates. Both ends of the blocking member 62 are attached to the first receiving member and the second receiving member. In this manner, various shapes of closure members can be employed in the corner struts of the present application.

An assembly procedure of the fence 10 will be described. First, the pillars 12, 14, 16 fitted with the pillar caps 38 and the corner pillars 60 fitted with the corner pillar caps 58 and the lower parts of the corner pillars 60 with their bent angles adjusted are buried in holes in the ground. etc. are poured and hardened to form a foundation, and pillars 12, 14, 16 and a corner pillar 60 are erected at the installation location of the fence 10.例文帳に追加The post cap 38 and the corner post cap 58 may be attached to the posts 12, 14, 16 and the corner post 60 later.

Next, on the foundation, the reference supports 22 are installed via the reference mounting members 24 between the support 12 and the corner support 60, between the support 60 and the support 14, and between the support 14 and the support 16. Install. A panel 26 is then installed on the reference support 22 . Next, the support 18 is placed on the central recess 26 d of the panel 26 . These supports 18 are screwed and fixed to the column 12 and the corner column 60 , the corner column 60 and the column 14 , and the column 14 and the column 16 via the mounting member 20 . Support 18 secures panel 26 under support 18 between post 12 and corner post 60 , between corner post 60 and post 14 , and between post 14 and post 16 .

Figure 11 shows the left side with the reference support 22, panel 26, support 18 and another panel 26 installed. As shown in FIG. 11, a panel 26 rests on the reference support 22 and is secured between the stanchions or between the stanchions and the corner stanchions by the supports 18 located in the central recesses 26d. Above panel 26 and support 18 is another panel 26 . The front and rear lower surfaces of panel 26 are fitted to the front and rear upper surfaces of the panel immediately below.

FIG. 12(a) shows the upper surfaces of the corner post 40 and the panel 26 with the panel 26 installed. FIG. 12(b) shows the upper surfaces of the corner post 60 and the panel 26 with the panel 26 installed. As shown in FIG. 11, the bottom surface of panel 26 fits over the top surface of panel 26 immediately below. However, in the state of FIG. 12, the panel 26 may move in the front-rear direction of the fence. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 11, the support 18 is installed in the central recess 26d of the panel 26, and the support 18 is connected to the support 12 and the corner support 40 or 60, or the support 40 or 60 and the support 14. , and pillars 14, 16. The support 18 restrains the panel 26 from moving in the fore and aft direction of the fence.

In the case of a fence with three or more panels 26, another panel 26 is further installed on the support 18 and the panel 26, and the support 18 is installed and fixed in the central recess 26d of the other panel 26. , the steps of securing panel 26 to posts 12, 14, 16 and corner posts 40 or 60 may be repeated. Then, the support 18 is installed and fixed in the central recess 26d of the topmost panel 26, and the coping 28 is installed on top of the topmost panel 26 to complete the fence.

FIG. 13 shows the left side with the panel 26, the support 18 and the coping 28 installed. The top rail 28 is attached to the top panel 26 with the support 18 interposed therebetween via an adhesive, double-sided tape, or the like. The bottom surface of the top rail 28 is shaped to fit the top surface of the panel 26 . By attaching the top panel 28 to the topmost panel 26, the appearance is improved and water or dust is prevented from entering the horizontal grooves 26a, the vertical holes 26b and the vertical grooves 26c of the panel 26. - 特許庁

10 Fences 12, 14, 16 Post 18 Support 18a Long hole 18b Screw hole 20 Mounting members 20a, 20b Screw hole 22 Reference support 22a Top plate 22b Bottom plate 22c Front plate 22d Rear plate 22e, 22h Hole 22f Screw hole 22g Hollow part 22j Panel support portion 24 Reference mounting member 26 Panel 26a Lateral groove 26b Vertical hole 26c Vertical groove 26d Central recess 28 Heading 38 Support caps 40, 60 Square support 42 First support member 42a First external side surfaces 42ap, 42ar, 42aq Side surface 42as One curved surface 42at Other end 42au Middle inner side 42b First inner side surface 44 Second support member 44a Second outer side surfaces 44ap, 44ar, 44aq Side surface 44as Second curved surface 44at Other end 44au Middle inner side 44b Second inner side surface 46 Rotating member 48 First receiving member 48a Third curved surface 48b First receiving surface 50 Second receiving member 50a Fourth curved surface 50b Second receiving surfaces 52, 62 Closing members 52a, 52b Both ends 58 Square support cap GL Ground level

Claims (5)

A corner post to be installed in a bent portion of a bent fence,
a first strut member comprising a first outer side surface having one end with a first curved surface curved inward, and a first inner side surface connecting the other end of the first outer side surface and the inner side of the first outer side surface;
a second strut member having a second outer side surface having one end with a second curved surface that curves inward, and a second inner side surface that connects the other end of the second outer side surface with the inner side of the second outer side surface;
a rotating member capable of changing the angle between the first inner side surface and the second inner side surface at the positions of the other end of the first outer side surface and the other end of the second outer side surface;
a first receiving member rotatable along the first curved surface and having a first receiving surface;
a second receiving member rotatable along the second curved surface and having a second receiving surface;
a closing member mounted on the first receiving surface and the second receiving surface and covering the first inner side surface and the second inner side surface;
corner stanchions with In claim 1,
The first curved surface and the second curved surface are part or more of a cylindrical surface,
The first receiving member has a third curved surface that can rotate along the first curved surface,
A corner post provided with a fourth curved surface in which the second receiving member is rotatable along the second curved surface. In claim 2,
The closing member has a rectangular parallelepiped plate shape,
A corner post in which both ends of the closing member are attached to the first receiving member and the second receiving member. In claim 2,
The closing member has a bent plate shape combining two pentagonal prism plates,
A corner post in which both ends of the closing member are attached to the first receiving member and the second receiving member. A corner post according to any one of claims 1 to 4;
a panel facing at least a portion of the first exterior side;
a panel facing at least a portion of the second exterior side;
Folding fence with

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